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| Nationality | Russia |
| Nominal Guns | 74 |
| Approved | 1810 |
| Designer | I. V. KurepanovRussian Designer Ship Builder |
| Rate | |
| Type | Ship of the Line |
| Designed Crew | 0 |
| Ships in Class | 2 |
| Design Armament | Broadside Weight = 936.00 Russian Artillery Pound (1,020.24 lbs 462.76 kg) | RWAS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lower Gun Deck | 28 x Russian short 36-Pounder | ||
| Upper Gun Deck | 30 x Russian Short 24-Pounder | ||
| Quarterdeck/Forecastle | 18 x Russian 8-Pounder | ||
| Design Dimensions and Ship Information | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ordered | Shipyard | Launched | Out of service | Fate | Gundeck Length | Length of Keel | Breadth | Depth in hold | Burthen | |
| As Designed | 184' 0" | 47' 4" | 23' 5" | |||||||
Pamiat Evstafii (74)
1810-1828 Russian 74 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | Unknown | Saint Petersburg - Russia | 30.9.1810 | 1828 | Broken Up | 184' 0" | 47' 4" | 23' 5" | ||
Chesma (74)
1811-1828 Russian 74 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | Unknown | Saint Petersburg - Russia | 24.5.1811 | 1828 | Broken Up | 184' 0" | 47' 4" | 23' 5" | ||